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sean spicer discussed his time in the trump administration. we also examine cyber warfare and other tactics used by russia to interfere with the presidential election. in the coming weeks on afterwards, kate your mono will offer her thoughts on gender bias in the military. economists will weigh in on why democracy around the world are failing to produce economic growth. then comedian and actor will discuss recent america. >> what advice have you given to your son about how not to get shot by the police? >> i think that is the most sobering. we don't live in the same parts of the country. we don't have the same outlook. but where we are all the same is men and women of color, the way that we try to steal a sense of fear. you can call it respect. but it's a sobering conferenc ce of what could go wrong. i think it tells a lot about society to expect children to act more responsible as adults. i remember they said we should teach our children to respect the police. how about having a police department that is respectful of the public they work for

sean spicer said there are interest-rate of tasks and one offs we need to help with.it was not a robust defense of the job at all. >> what did he know it was going wrong? >> he said the first press conference where he said it is the largest audience period. that was the beginning of the end. he said he lost credibility he never got back. >> believe me they don't rely on credibility. >> she will not last everybody thought, she doesn't look or act the part yet she has been the most successful. >> that is because she is not concerned about what you as a reporter thinks of her. what you as a person writing account thinks of her. she goes out there to be donald trump and that is all she has. >> sean spicer set i asked him, how does it work in the office? -- sean spicer, so i asked him, how does it work in the office x you go over things you can say or notÃhow does it work in the office? you go over things you can or cannot say? [ laughter ] >> let's see him spin out of that would. >> sorry, we are out of time.[ laughter ] >> i need to know the answer. rty, he was cut off t

so, sean spicer. where are we with the subpoena fights? is it going to happen? >> sean: i am not a lawyer, just to be clear. this is the posturing that you do ahead of time. want to make it clear what you will, what you won't do. and you lay that groundwork out there. that is clearly what rudy giuliani is doing on behalf of the president's legal case, making sure that he is publicly communicating to mueller, we are willing to do this if you give us this. but this happens behind the scenes. there's a reason that publicly they are doing it the way they are to make sure that people understand that they are willing to do it, but there are terms to do that. and it is being in a way that protects the president. as any client would want. you would never allow a client to walk into something and just let it free for all. part of this is to make sure that people who even on both sides understand why he is doing what he is doing or why he is not. >> katie: lisa, based on your background, what can you pick up on terms team, whether it is a personal la

sean spicer is our guest. if you want to ask questions, (202) 748-8001 for republicans, (202) 748-8000 for democrats, (202) 748-8002 four independents. you've heard the president's comments about the press. what do you think about those statements? is that appropriate? guest: i think if democracy is -- needspecially ours to have a free and robust press corps. i am not a fan of calling out any industries with a broad brush. i think it is more effective to call out inappropriate behavior or disrespectful behavior or a bad story or a lack of professionalism in a specific case rather than paint an entire history with a broad brush. when you do that you throughout the good with the bad and as i write in the book there are a lot of good reporters in that briefing room. i am not one who believes or advocates you should use any industry and call it one particular thing. as a conservative and as someone who voted for and supported president trump, i do not like it when people ascribe those qualities to conservative and

sean spicer, former trump spokesman takes on omarosa per the fired white house aide for her book trashing the president. should the media be trumpeting her disputed allegations? the high-tech war over free speech for apple, facebook, youtube and spotify. dan alex jones but twitter refuses to follow suit. >> it is easy to dismiss concerns it all seems coordinated the shutdown jones p because he is a media poster child for conspiracy theories. but this isn't about alex jones. this is about freedom. >> alex jones and rosie o'donnell and all of these other people believe that building seven had imploded. and that it was, the united states government had killed americans on 9/11. why anyone would listen to them, at all and alex jones -- my god! >> is big tech cracking down allies and conspiracy theories? i am howard kurtz and this is #mediabuzz. from the day he joined president trump's legal team the former mayor of new york has been a constant t.v. presence in the battle against robert mueller. driving the new cycle and taking media flack in the process. done enough of new york is rudy giulia

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all for his job, the one and only sean spicer. who found out about melissa mccarthy's impression of him while getting his kids ready for mass. >> they were like, a million thoughts going through my head. like, okay, it's funny. it's well-deserved. oh, my god. >> reporter: the former white house press secretary said his job as spokesperson for the trump administration was an evolving process. and says if he could do over any day on the job, it would be his first day. the now infamous crab size press conference. and he knew instantly the president was not happy with it. >> i walked back in, i sit at my desk, the president is on the phone for you. i'm thinking, attaboy, right? he goes, what was that? and i'm like, what do you mean? like, i went in, tough, that was horrible. what were you thinking? >> reporter: he says that moment was the beginning of the end of his white house tenure. >> from day one, i knew that it was -- it started off poorly. >> reporter: at the current -- the current detente between the press corps and white hous

and i have publicly credited sarah huckabee sanders for bring in the back on camera sean spicer shut them down that that was not jim cars cost a person that was the entire white house press corps of which i am a member number two this this violence this is start and we're talking about violence at the rallies you take you take me back to two thousand and seven two thousand and eight this never happened at a hillary clinton rally at a george w. bush rally at a john mccain rally at a bernie sanders well it started with donald trump and he egged it on we remember he actually said you punch him out op pay your legal fees i wish i could go down there i remember the day when he just punched people in the face he stirred up this violence and he is still doing that you just cannot blame it on anybody else other than well first all the people in the rally go along with him but donald trump who is egging egging them on so let's keep the focus on third point as you know i don't know how these people voted before is a lot of reporters i know don't even vote because i don't think they should i th

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some of you may be new to the area, but a lot of us have known sean spicer for a long time and we knew him before he was tapped as president trumps picked to be the first press secretary mr. administration. sean, as you feverishly take notes over here-- come down. it's okay. talk a little bit about who you are coming or upbringing because this book just isn't about your time in the white house. it's how you gained your conservative values a major way to washington. >> first of all and went to thank bruce enjoy send it to everyone who brought us here, i mean, what an amazing venue this is. they have great music all the time. you can eat and drink for free anytime, hopefully-- that's not true, i guess. unbelievably generous and kind of them to give up this space and everything they put into this. ms. jenkins, teddy, the carmen group, then markey and everyone else who is part of the team to sponsor and get the word out. i grew up as i like to sing a small small town in rhode island with a pretty tightknit family that wasn't really political. i went to catholic high school and went on to c

sean spicer one point two the briefings off camera. he would still do the briefings, but he would close them to tv cameras. performing for the eyes in the oval office and tv reporters were not performing for an audience that was watching. the briefings are important, even when they are difficult. no president in modern memory has had press secretaries as openly hostile. sean spicer and sarah sanders are very different way from cameras. they would argue that the reporters are, too. there is a consistent approach with the trump white house that turns reporters into the story. it implies that anyone in trump's orbit becomes better-known. officials of the trump white house worry more than anyone realizes about how he interacts with the new cc. sees.now -- the news he i reported he was losing aididence recently in an and they got very upset. said, i do not 100 read that. i said, but that is what he said. said, yes but he will read it and it will become more real to him. in this white house, because of the president with him they are muching

i've known sean spicer for such a long time. katrina pierson.n you and when they say there wasn't even fact-checked, i'm pretty shocked at the publisher to be honest, that they would allow it. >> i am too. i met omarosa through president trump and we became friends. i'm surprised she went scorched earth and all of the conversations her and i a have had as to african-americans on the campaign trail along with katrina pierson, diamond and silk and a few others. she never, ever even insinuated even remotely insinuated that the president was racist. in fact, she defended him very vigorously and she gave me talking points on episodes from her life where he was just a help to her and family members. i think her brother died and he helped then. she told me about how much he helped her before, during and after the apprentice, helped her get deals, kept her in his orbit, in his loop and even when she goes on to say that she was offered hush money, i don't see where somebody offering you a job, a landing space after you lose one job and they offer you ano

>> lisa: thanks to sean spicer, author of "the briefing." we are back tomorrow at noon eastern. here is harris. >> harris: fox news alert, the escalating war of words between the white house and john brennan, revoking the cia chief's security clearance. let's go "outnumbered overtime." i am harris faulkner. minutes ago the president refused to answer questions as he was wrapping up and leaving the meeting with his cabinet at the white house. this has happened in the last commercial break. this is a day after he revoked the security credentials from obama cia chief. and vows that he may be not complete. the republican chair of the security committee backing the president's decision. watch it. >> no problem with it, i'm amazed that he did not pull sooner. a security clearance is a privilege, john brennan was abusing that privilege. take a look at as partisanship, former cia director coming out on cable news shows and the divisive attitude that he was having. he certainly was never going to be consulted by this demonstration, so why does he need it? "outnumbered overtime" john bren

when you look at the totality of sean spicer spicer is the man, the husband or the political activist the guy in the back room or the messenger how do you define or do you want to be defined to go through this tough. to come out smiling certainly what you did with the emmys. putting yourself out there. it is just as important to you as anything else? >> i am a fairly private person to put my life in a public spotlight, i like the thought of as someone who is passionate about causes to fight before the causes but i think i can take a good joke and give a good joke i like to be thought of as someone who's a good friend and loving father and caring has been. that is what i would like to be known for. those that are friends of mine on both sides that i will fight viciously for you. i will be there when you need me. and help those when i can. so if i make a mistake i want to make sure i don't do it again. and i talk about this in the book. but i am a good learner. i learned from my mistakes both personally and professionally. >>host: that is one of my favorite moments in the book when this

. >>> if sean spicer thought his book tour would get a cold reception here in the san francisco area he was in for a bit of a surprise. >> seems like the only chilly thing last was the weather. the former press secretary got a sold out crowd eager to hear tales of the trump administration. here's abc 7 news reporter kate larson. >> i've replayed that day in my head more times than you can imagine. the attempts to lessen the inauguration are shameful and wrong. >> reporter: sean spicer said his first press briefing is a day he would like to do over. he got a fall from the president that surprised him. >> he said, what was that? i'm like, what do you mean in like i went in tough. he's like, that was horrible. >> reporter: he spoke to a sold out crowd in san francisco at a commonwealth club event. he said everything about his role as president trump's first press secretary surprised him including melissa mccarthy's impersonation of him on "saturday night live." >> they were like a million thoughts going through my head like, okay, it's funny, it's well deserved, oh, my god. >> reporter:

trish: i brought this up with sean spicer.r putin has succeeded in creating the chaos, disruption and divisiveness he wants for the country because the more divided we are the more difficult it is for us to push our foreign policy agenda. if you really think this through, dan hoffman, fox news contribute are in former cia official told me he is very concerned that the russians basically prepared for either scenario. didn't necessarily care who won, they only wanted to disrupt us in the first place. do you think there is a possibility for that especially when you think about the judge not even getting noticed, where the dossier had come from before issuing a fisa want to spy on our own citizens. >> there is a lot of truth to that. donald trump is doing a wonderful job maintaining the contact with foreign officials, making sure he is treating vladimir putin correctly in terms of his position as president but he is having to walk the delicate balance by making sure he doesn't give the left anything they can come after which they

more likeationship is what you see when you watch pressed briefings whether you see sean spicer on television, they are combative. they have transitioned from what has always been a typically to somethingature more openly hostile. >> watch on c-span and c-span.org and listen to the c-span3 radio app. >> president trump held a cabinet meeting today and commented on the death of aretha franklin. the opioid epidemic. economic growth. and western wildfires. not a global warming thing. president trump: hello. thank you for being here. i think we will start with secretary pompeo saying a prayer. secretary pompeo: thank you.

the irony is both sean spicer and sarah sanders are quite denver away from the cameras. they would argue that reporters are, too, but the reporters are not government officials. there is a consistent approach by the white house turning reporters into stories which they do not want to be and that anyone in trump's orbit becomes better known and that's true for reporters because people are trying to understand them and look to reporters to help them do that. officials at the trump white house worry a great deal, i think, much more than anyone realizes about how he will ent act with the news that he sees. they know that the news that he sees on tv, that he reads in the papers are shaping his opinions. so, for instance, i reported that he was losing confidence in an aide recently, and the aide got very upset and somebody in the white house said to me, the problem is he's going to read that and i said, but it's what he's saying to people. and they said, yes, but it's going to make it more real for him to read it in the paper and then it becomes a self-fulfilling prophesy. and

then, former white house press secretary sean spicer on his new book about his time at the white house and president trump's relationship with the media. watch washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. >> next, summer interns from the cato institute and heritage foundation take part in a debate on libertarianism versus conservatism. topics include immigration, foreign policy and the opioid epidemic. this is moderated by reason magazine. it is one hour, 40 minutes. >> good evening and welcome to the heritage foundation. i am the program associate of the young leaders internship program here at heritage. at this time, please take a moment to silence your phones, and other devices. it

sean spicer, dr. sebastian gorka next. ♪ ♪ >> sean: so-called paper of record, "the new york times" yesterday sinks to a new low when they published an op-ed, thomas friedman, titled "keep up the blanket coverage of trump, it hurts him." all the news that is fit to print, indeed. it's the same newspaper that recently hired sarah jeong to their editorial board. she tweeted the hashtag #cancelwhitepeople. she wrote that she gets "joy" being cruel to old white men. also took pride in her hatredht for president trump, writing, "i was equating trump to hitler before it was cool," and of course, "f the police" so many times it ismp hard to count. joining us with reaction, author of "the briefing," former white house press secretary, sean spicer. author of "why we fight," fox news national security strategist dr. sebastian gorka. sean, these are all friends of yours. this is the "new york times." >> [laughs]ra look, i think they recognize, t the media research center did an analysis that 92% of the coverage against president trump

sean spicer is gone.bout five minutes left. (202) 748-8001 four republicans, democrats (202) 748-8000, independents (202) 748-8002. from the richmond dispatch and highlights the city of charlottesville as it remembers the one-year anniversary of the rally there. standing where her daughter was fatally struck by a car, she said people should not daughter and the other victims were protesting in the street. she was here to support equality, affordable housing, and taking care of people the way you would want to be taken care of. please keep that in mind. the one death that came out of that last year. the one year ago marking of the deadly unite the right rally. the event turned violent last year when white nationalists came to protest the plant removal of the city's robert e. lee statue. other rallies of similar nature took place in washington, d.c. yesterday. we aired those rallies yesterday and if you want to see them you can go to our website at c-span.org. kabulstories out of writing about the influence

and it's true that sean spicer was a spokesman at the office of the u.s. trade representative back in 2007 and 2008. but i actually have been covering trade for even longer than that. i was covering trade since the year 2000 so it's been a while. and but in terms of sean, i was going to mention the first time i met him which was up on capitol hill, he had had some sort of accident and his jaw was actually broken so his mouth was wired shut and we thought that was amazing that the spokesperson couldn't actually hope his mouth. but he could manage to make himself, you know, communicate, and when you are on the phone with him, you couldn't really tell whether his mouth was wired shut or not. so anyway, i started covering trade in seattle, where they were trying to launch the world trade talks. that was supposed to be the millennium round or the seattle round, however you want to describe it. but instead, it failed. there were protests in the streets. and the actual delegates were fighting on the inside as well so it was sort of a disaster both in and outside

the irony, sean spicer and sarah sappeders, they would argue that we are not government officials. there is a consistent approach by bringing reporters into the story. t is a by product in trump's inordinate becomes known. and people are looking to reporters to help them do that. officials of the trump white house worry in great deal about how he will interact with the news he will see. they know that the news that he sees on tv, that he reads in the paper are shaping his opinions. so for instance, i reported that he was losing confidence in an aide recently and got very upset and somebody in the white house said he is going to read that. ap i said that, what he is saying to people. and he said this will make it more real for him to read it in the paper. [laughter] >> and this happens a lot. any government, any level, are fighting on two fronts. they are fighting with the perpap they are fighting the press. in this white house, because the president with whom they are often fighting intermly, there hasn't bench of a premium of sharing the facts. mr. trump and this is an objective f

sean spicer told kelly o'donnell he didn't have a nondisclosure in place when he got his deal as omarosa alleges. you have omarosa calling the president a racist, con man. he's calling her a low life. and so you have this he said/she said between two people with compromised credibility. setting all of that aside, the public record is fairly complete with the president's own statements, his own policies, his own judicial appointees to the lower bench where americans can make up their own minds about where he stands on this larger issue of race. >> and it's a great point. all of the different contradictions playing out. and let's listen to what geoff just referenced. the fact that omarosa told chuck todd over the weekend that she refused a lucrative offer to essentially stay silent. an nda. >> they were not often a real job. they told me i could work from home. if i even wanted to work. they didn't care if i showed up. there are several former employees from the white house who actually signed this agreement who are all being paid $15,000 for their silence. the only reason unhinged -- >> y

because of things like sean spicer. because people are feeling like, you know, i hired this guy -- >> omarosa and sean spicer did not change anyone's votes. >> i do think -- i do. i think they change people's votes who voted for a guy who they thought was not going to get us into this kind of nonsense. they want add presideed a presi just going to do business -- >> what's funny, is merely convinces the president's supporters the opponents of the president's will use any hammer against him, including someone like omarosa, who liberals were condemning in the strongest possible terms. just a few months ago. suddenly becomes a credible -- yet another credible tribute about the awfulness of the president. >> omarosa is complicit in that she now says he's unhinged, unfit. she didn't quit, okay. after charlottesville, this was the one-year anniversary of char lottesville. what did she say after? nothing. almost no one in the entire administration said anything. she never quit. she never spoke out. she was fired. to brett's poi

sean spicer one point two the briefings off camera. he would still do the briefings, but he would close them to tv cameras. he was not performing for the eyes in the oval office and tv reporters were not performing for an audience that was watching. the briefings are important, even when they are difficult. no president in modern memory has had press secretaries as openly hostile. sean spicer and sarah sanders are very different way from cameras. they would argue that the reporters are, too. there is a consistent approach with the trump white house that turns reporters into the story. it implies that anyone in trump's orbit becomes better-known. officials of the trump white house worry more than anyone realizes about how he interacts with the new cc. they know -- the news he sees. i reported he was losing confidence recently in an aid and they got very upset. they said, i do not 100 read that. i said, but that is what he said. they said, yes but he will read it and it will become more real to him. in this white house, because of the pr

booktv covered a book party for the former white house press secretary sean spicer in washington, d.c. where he met guess santa sign his book "the briefing." [inaudible conversations]

relation between this white house and the press, you can watch one of these press briefings whether sean spicer or sarah sanders on television, they are combative. fuedal, and they are transitioning from what has always been the adversarial nature of the media, into something more openly hostile. >> watch on c-span and www.c-span.org and listen on the free c-span radio app. wealso tonight on c-span, will show the senate homeland committee hearing that just ended on protecting unaccompanied immigrant children from human trafficking and abuse. we will have that at 9:30 p.m. eastern here on c-span. sunday night at 8:00 eastern on q&a, historian john furling talks about his book, apostles of revolution, jefferson, paine, monroe and the struggle against the old order in europe. >> if they can see america today, and see that the most important play on broadway now and for the past several years has played, lionize hamilton, vilifies ne andson and ignores pai sees the maldistribution of wealth in the united states and the amount of money's of using american politics today, they would fear that many of

sean spicer is already on the road. there's going to be a temptation for him to talk to these people about what happened, what they said, what they didn't say, you know. >> right. >> could you just insert the word irresistible before temptation, that would be -- >> do you have any new reporting whether or not the president is going to sit for an enter rue with robert mueller? >> no, still his attorneys are saying, don't do it. and he still wants to do it. and you can see just from these tweets that he's bursting. >> he's bursting, he has more admissions. we also put together the evolving defense of the trump tower meeting. at some point robert mueller isn't going to need to interview him. he's going to tweet out -- he's got all the questions. here's what we have. when "the new york times" broke the story about the trump tower more than a year ago, don junior dismissed it saying it was primarily about an adoption program. that statement drafted, of course, as we've been discussing aboard air force one on the way back fro

former press secretary sean spicer. you have dealt with this crap more than anybody.ed the biggest abuse of power story in their lifetime. they can't admit they made a mistake. >> i think the story we are talking about with lanny davis is what we see over and over again. the pursuit of trying to take this president down leads them to say whatever. despite concerns about fake news, here is an instance that lanny davis they used him in a story and put in he was not available for comment. lanny davis has gone on the record that that was a lie by cnn and they should admit it. davis said he made a mistake with the premise of the entire story. and mr. cohen in sworn temperature before congress admitted there was no discussion of th of that. >> sean: one thing everybody has to know about lanny. if you understand he is myopic when it comes to the clintons. it's him. i accept. it he is also smart. he wrote a book. he used his own advice and admitted it. cnn should just admit it. >> they should. but look, we have seen this study from the media research center. 92% of the covera

that in itself is a massive security violation. >> sean spicer will join us at 10:00 a.m. eastern on all the big news out of the white house. >> bill: spicer is the headliner today. a top official at the dnc fending off new allegations of domestic violence. congressman keith ellison is on defense today. >> senator warren finds herself at the center of controversy. what she said about the justice system that has police officers up in arms. >> bill: a brave pilot making an emergency landing on a highway and it's all caught on camera. check it out. pretty good skills. >> wow. >> julie: dnc co-chairman congressman keith ellison denying allegations of domestic abuse from a former girlfriend. the girlfriend's son said he saw threatening text messages from the democrat and a video cursing and dragging his mother off her bed by her feet. the post is saying my brother and i watched our mom come out of pure hell after getting out of her relationship with keith ellison. he later tweeted what her son said was true. in a brief statement ellison said they were in a long-term relationship

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>> it is the end of a two-year saga where the president, his staff, sean spicer, hope hik hi and jay rest of them, we are learning falses accounts of the -- false accounts of the june 2016 meeting in trump tower. after the back and forth and the attacks on the media analyzd li we now have this on the record. this was an attempt to get information from the lawyer connected to the russian government on hillary clinton. now does that change the amount of legal jeopardy that don un n junior was in yesterday? not really. it exposes the elaborate cover-up that has been going on for 26 months. now we can have the president on the record clearly stating he lied, hope hicks lied, sean spicer lied. now it comes down to that this sort of cooperation with the russians which began well before the election, but is still ongoing now, is untoward and unusual and it is in many ways totally outside of the norm. if you want to take the next step and ask is this illegal? does this amount to a criminal charge? that is really hard to determine. that is something the special counsel is doing his work on. t

on a trump-controlled republican political payroll, but sean spicer's day will come when he too will seek the comfort of acceptance by the majority of americans instead of their scorn and he will do that by turning against donald trump in some way, just like they all turned against richard nixon. the one unifying characteristic that everyone working in the trump white house shares is that not one of them would be employed by any other white house, any other president in the jobs they have now. and that is because every one of them is the most incompetent person who has ever held the job they are currently holding from white house chief of staff kelly on down. >> so the staff and everyone on the staff works for me, not the president. >> that is from omarosa's secret audio recording of her session with john kelly when he fired her. so the delusionally incompetent john kelly believes that ivanka trump works for him, that jared kushner works for him, that the white house press secretary works for john kelly. of course no one in the trump white houseworks for john kelly, no one. john kell

. >>> president trump's former press secretary spoke in san francisco, sean spicer revealed his trying moments in the white house. kate larson with what he said. >> tonight he said that president trump's particular attention to the exact words and phrases that he used as press secretary was unusual compared to other politicians he's worked for. about his time in the white house spicer says many moments he wished he could have done better. >> replayed that day in my head more times than you can imagine. >> attempts to lessen the enthusiasm of the inauguration are shameful and wrong. >> says the first briefing was day he would like to do over. got a call from the president that surprised him. >> he was, what was that? what do you mean? i went in tough. he's like, that was horrible. >> spoke to sold-out crowd in san francisco at commonwealth club event. said everything about the role surprised him. including melissa mccarthy's impersonation on "saturday night live." >> million thoughts. okay, funny, well deserved. oh, my god. >> on his resignation said he knew there was no coming back fro

has tried to distract and deflect from the facts literally from day one when then press secretary sean spicer, remember, tried to claim that president trump's inauguration crowd was the largest ever. and kellyanne conway doubled down on this classive alternative facts. >> you're saying it's a falsehood and they're giving sean spicer, our press secretary gave alternative facts. >> can't make this -- you can't make this stuff up. then there's this from one of president trump's attorneys, jay sekulow, claiming that facts develop. >> so i think it's very important to point out that in a situation like this you have over time facts develop. >> excuse me. and president trump himself trying to tell you not to believe what you see with your own eyes. >> just remember what you're seeing and what you're reading is not what's happening. >> all of this coming from a president who lies on a daily basis. according of our friends at "the washington post" president trump has made well over 4,200 false or misleading claims in his presidency so far. an average of 706 per day. f the answer is pretty simple, pre

i think she's very different from sean spicer. literally like night and day.rying her hardest to tell the truth to the american people. >> is she trying hard? when she got up there and lied about bin laden, she never corrected it. >> i think joe knows more than the three of us how difficult the job is and how difficult it is that you have to protect the principal and balance the situation but also respect the free and fair press. sarah is representing the president there. ivanka is speaking giving her own opinion. i think that the president still believes and still says thing like the enemy is the press of the people. it's very tough for sarah to be up there as the president's avatar and answer that question. maybe she doesn't think that the press is the enemy of the people but she's representing the president of the united states. what i would like to see happen is the president walk that back. he's got an unbelievable economy. great growth, great wages. if you look at minority unemployment at historical lows, he should be in the mid-50s as it relates to his

former white house press secretary sean spicer revealed some of the inner workings of the trump administration during an appearance in san francisco last night. he told the commonwealth club crowd that working for president trump is not like working with previous presidents. president trump controls the messaging in the press briefing room he said. >> run it by me and say this is what your team suggests, what do you think? but he, in particular, really cared about the exact words and phrases that were used. >> spicer says delivering the president's views was not always easy and there are always days he would like to do over. he revealed melania trump is th civil and listening. he seemed surprised by the warm reception. there was one protester outside the event. >>> happening tomorrow, the first of two days of b.a.r.t. closures. major repairs will be done on the rails. buses are going to connect passengers from west oakland to each station. there will be two special event trains from san francisco serving as fans headed to the colosseum. this is the first of several weekends of similar closures

between sean spicer's office and the oval office and the president i'm sure heard it. his door was closed and the person i was fighting with was his friend who is now fired and that person was saying that i was taking money from hillary clinton, which was a lie to discredit me, to have me out of the press so she could put my head on a platter to serve it to president trump to say here, i am loyal, i'm in your camp, trust me, trust me. but it didn't happen that way so this person is in the president's ear and so then the next week after that fight happened he calls on me. before he even -- you didn't play that piece, but before he said that he said i like watching you on tv, i'm good. i said that's great. it went downhill after i questioned about the cbc, which is the congressional black caucus, and even the chc, the congressional hispanic caucus and he said that and it made me feel like he was listening to his friends in his ear that i'm in the camp of the democrats. but i will tell you when i've covered republicans to include george w. bush, people thought i was a dem

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next sean spicer versus the omarosa saga. don't miss it coming up. or make me feel like i'm not really "there." talk to your doctor, and call 844-234-2424. >> laura: talk about unhinged, fired trump eight omarosa is making all sorts of outrageous incendiary claims about the president, of course promoting her new book. she even released a secret recording or two of her conversation with the president just after she was fired. she better have a good lawyer. the president fired back at wacky omarosa this morning calling her vicious but not that smart. so vicious is okay if you are smart. joining me now for reaction are chris hahn, radio host, former aide to senator chuck schumer and with me here in the studio, former white house press secretary sean spicer, author of the best seller the briefing. good to see you. let's start with you because he reminded me the last time you were on, one of the first times. >> right after the show launche launched. >> laura: i asked you what does she do, what's her job? and i said -- >> and i said i don't know. >> laura:

sean spicer with his memoir "the briefing, politics, the press, and the president." and allender sure which with his book "the case against impeaching trump." wednesday at 8:00 p.m., lillian to discusses her book "harvey milk, his life and death." then richard munson on his book "tesla, invest -- inventor of the modern." 8:00, his latest book, ted arguments for deleting your social media accounts right now. and on friday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, and the prisoner with his book "the capitalists come back, the trump boom and the less plot to stop it." watch book to the next week in primetime on c-span2. announcer: my a look at the annual net roots nation conference which brings together activists and grassroots organizers from around the country. to highlight issues important to the progressive agenda. speakers at this years event included senators elizabeth warren and kamala harris. this is just under one hour. i want to start by saying a thank you to mary and eric and to the entire netroots nation, for bringing us back together again. feels like a family reunion. great t

former white house press secretary sean spicer's book will be released tomorrow. know, sean, if you had a bunch of things to tell us, you could have done that when it was your job. [ laughter and applause ] the california home used for exterior shots on "the brady bunch" is up for sale, and you know the three most important words in real estate, marsha, marsha, marsha. [ laughter ] according to axios, president trump has been frustrated that his on camera appearances have not had the same production value of tv shows he watches. said an aide, sir, we've been over this. she's a cartoon. [ light laughter ] dora, i don't know what it is. dora looks the same every episode. [ laughter ] american airlines has announced a new partnership with the tsa to install a high tech bag scanning machine at new york's jfk airport, which is great because i'm tired of getting my bag screened by one of these. [ laughter and applause ] and finally, a california town recently opened a drive-thru marijuana dispensary, or as they're more commonly known, a taco bell. [ laughter and applause